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Published: 2006-09-23 00:39:24 +0000 UTC; Views: 4982; Favourites: 107; Downloads: 64
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MMm...I looked at this teeny dew drop all day on my Pothos plant at work...which, by the way, is growing like gangbusters under the windowless basement's fluorescent lights. When I water this plant every day, it seems to like to make these cute little dew drops at just the right points. I really had to pull out the 1:1 ratio of this 100mm macro lens to get this drop the size of...well, maybe a sesame seed...to be this size. I also have dust on my image sensor and it's driving me nuts!
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Thanks! Yeah...this one is fun because of the drop...water is fun to play with!
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oh wow! this is a great capture! You did awesome with this. I love the detail you can see in it...and how focused it is. 
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Sweet, thank you so much!
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Wow.
I don't know what drew me to this, maybe the exquisite use of color, or just the amazing photography in general.
it's amazing, no matter which way you look at it.
funny, how you can make art of just about anything, no?
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Oh totally...art is everywhere! Thanks!!
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You only need to look hard to find it!
Welcome.
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Thank you!
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Oh wow, that is beautiful! Amazing how such a tiny dew drop can make such a wonderful picture!
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So tiny...and so much fun, thanks!
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Yes. ^_^
Ah, you're welcome. ^^
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Wow... totaly awsome, you have my respect for a sweet piece of work. Well done!
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So do I... but it rarely turns out that I have something this good
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Why thank you! I love making pieces that connect with people!
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i love it.
and especially the way you photographed it!
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Why thank you! Yeah, I had some time after work...and it was just there, begging to be photographed.
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Thank you! Yeah, I did take a lot of time with this shot!
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Its really beautiful. How small was it?
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The dew-drop was extremely small...I think I mention in the description...maybe the size of a sesame seed?
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MM...totally! Even though it was INside.
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"FRESH" is the word for this one.
it uplifts me to see this foto 
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Wow, its amazing. How can like this happen? Beautiful.
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Oh it's very simple! A friend of mine explained that the water from the plant gets pushed out by the air bubbles of oxygen that it makes out of carbon dioxide! And thank you!
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this is so awesome! i saw this on an advertisement! XD
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